

Planning new planting beds, a lawn, a patio or a solution for standing water? Start with the result you want. Use the service sections below to compare landscape design, hardscaping, grading and site work, then send Regis your Londonderry property address, photos and rough dimensions for review.
Londonderry publishes stormwater, permit and right-of-way resources. Confirm whether the work area is private, within a Town right-of-way or easement, or on a state-maintained road; the applicable review depends on the exact property and scope.

A Londonderry patio, walkway or property-improvement request should describe intended use, approximate size, access, grade, drainage, nearby structures and any road-edge, easement or property constraint.
Send photos, rough dimensions and intended use; identify excavation and material-staging access; and note nearby utilities, septic systems, boundaries, structures, driveways, road drainage and water-flow concerns.


Retaining-wall, grading and drainage questions should be reviewed together when slope, runoff, erosion, driveway approaches, ditches, culverts, lawn transitions or wet areas may affect the practical solution.
Describe where water comes from, where it collects and the intended discharge path; document slope and proposed grade changes; and identify whether the work may touch a driveway approach, easement, right-of-way or state road.
For new planting beds or a refreshed landscape, start with landscape design and planting. For a bare, thin or damaged lawn, describe the lawn area and your goals. Include sunlight, existing soil, watering access and the maintenance you want to take on. Note standing water or erosion so grading and drainage can be considered alongside the planting or lawn plan.
Share the desired lawn or planting result, existing soil and vegetation, sun and irrigation conditions; coordinate drainage, grading and soil preparation with access and road-edge conditions instead of treating them as separate symptoms.


Londonderry excavation, site preparation and material planning depend on marked limits, equipment and truck access, utilities, soil, drainage, staging and the next use of the area. A request does not authorize digging, clearing, delivery or work in a public area.
Mark the work limits and next use; identify equipment or delivery access, utilities and private underground features; and assign permit, erosion-control, disposal and restoration responsibilities before mobilization.

Is any work planned at a driveway approach, shoulder, ditch, culvert, public road, easement or right-of-way? Identify whether the road is Town- or state-maintained, document runoff and access, and confirm current requirements with Londonderry, NHDOT or another applicable authority.

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Current project fit is confirmed for each Londonderry property:
Londonderry requests are reviewed by service type, property conditions, road and site access, equipment and material needs, current workload and schedule. The office confirms project fit and next steps for each address.